The AI Engine

Debug:

1. Takes almost a minute.
2. Example:
You: o/` War! Huh! Good God, y'all! What is it good for? Absolutely nothing! o/`
Bot: Well, what a lucky break for me.

Bot has a key phrase for 'war' set at 20
..and yet, it doesn't 'hit'... and still don't understand how to read debug

"in" is being recognised as an adjective - which I guess it is, but its prepositional use is a lot more common so it makes things a lil screwy sometimes.

Except when turned off, xmems are used interchangeably with xnones when a bot can't find anything else to say.

that's weird, because it got triggered 8 times in a row after loads of possible key phrases of the mafia bot.

Hey, youz got anythin aginst da mafia bot?

No, who said that? *looks around scared*

*evil grin*

I thought of two things the other day which would be very useful (or perhaps they already exist and I haven't found them yet?) One would be a way to get a list of all the plug-ins any of your bots are coded to use that (for whateever reason) are "unknown to the Forge" (i.e. it was either a typo, or was once there, but then someone deleted it and its no longer either a public, private or standard plug in). Another would be a way to get a list of all your private plugs that none of your bots are using (i.e. perhaps you deleted the last keyphrase/response using a certain one, or you created it thinking you were going to use it, and for whatever reason it just didn't happen...)... Renaming a plug-in might also be a good feature to have... Just shootin' the breeze...

you can't delete public plugins Notwithstanding, not bad ideas all around

Can regular expressions be used to detect something case-sensitively? (i.e., if I want to detect something only when it starts with a capital letter?)

yeah, regular expressions are case sensitive, unless the professor's using a case insensitive function.

The professor would never be insensitive to cases. That would be just so . . . insensitive.